Is there a better way to save all my commands and its output to a log file 
than using spool?

I found that once I use spool  on a file, and then turn it off, I can't use 
spool again on the
same file., which is annoying. What if I want to overwrite the spool file? 
or better
yet, append to it?

For example

-------------------------------
(1) -> )spool /home/me/data/foo.txt 

(1) -> )version
Value = "FriCAS 1.3.2 compiled at Mon Jan 22 22:59:20 CST 2018"
(1) -> )spool

(1) -> )spool /home/me/data/foo.txt
 
   >> System error:
   file /home/me/data/foo.txt already exists
----------------------------------------

I know the file already exists. 

I also tried )spool )off instead of just )spool.  same error.

I'd like to know if one can either overwrite the file, or if there is an 
option
to even append to it after turning spool off then on again.

Or is there a better way to save all the commands and output
to a file than using spool? Where one can use the same file
again if needed?

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